Alexander  Stanishevsky  Soloist of the Moscow State Academy Philharmonic (piano) tel/fax +7 (495) 323-6445 stanishevsky@mtu-net.ru Александр Станишевский (фортепиано)

     "The well-known Moscow pianist" attributed to by the music connoisseur L.Ginsburg,"has acquired quite a fundamental professional training". He started his music education in the same school as Mstislav Rostropovitch under the guidance of Eugenia Tir, the former student of Joseph Hoffman, then he mastered his technique as a student of  professor Avrelian   Rubbach, who in his turn was taught by Felix Blumenfeld, the teacher of the famous  Vladimir Gorovitz.

     By the age of 12-14 Alexander regularly performed in all concert halls of Moscow, his performances being recorded for radio transmission in Russia, Austria and Germany.

     After graduating from the Moscow Conservatoire he taught music in his country and abroad and in late 70-ies he started his concert activities as a soloist. Alexander Stanishevsky, a price-winner of All-Union and All-Russian Music Contests, the leading master of the stage is at present a soloist of the Moscow Philharmonic. His repertoire includes a great number of sonatas, concertos and piano cycles. Alexander especially favors such composers as Sсhubert, Chopin, List, Musorgsky, Tchaikovsky, Rakhmaninov, Prokofiev.

     There are rare records of his performances in the funds of Radio, for instance, the Suite of German Galynin.

     In Moscow Alexander has performed practically in all concert halls, ranging from the Great  Conservatoire Hall to small concert halls named after Glinka and the Drawing Room of the Shuvalovs. He has toured Russia, CIS states and Europe.

     In  early 90-es  Stanishevsky  set up a unique music company in Russia "Moscow Quartet of Old Music" propagating trio-sonatas for the flute, violin and bas-continuo composed by Telemann, Hendel, Haydn, C.Ph.E. Bach, I.S. Bach, Kuperin, Vivaldi etc.

Compact discs of the quartet run by Alexander Stanishevsky  have been issued by " Art and Electronics" in the USA and France.

     Alexander Stanishevsky looks to it that his solar concerts are interesting and variable in terms of the choice of the program: for instance, his  program includes Musorgsky - "Pictures from the exhibition"; Rakhmaninov - Preludes, Etudes-Pictures: Sсhubert -  Exprompts; Chopin - Nocturnes, Etudes; List - Fantasy Sonata "After reading Dante", Funeral Procession  and Tarantella; Shostakovitch  - Prelude and Fugue d-moll, Fantasy Dances, Preludes; Galynin - Suite; Prokofiev  - 7 Sonata; Tchaikovsky - "Dumka"; Skryabin - Preludes and Etudes etc.

     At the concerts which always enjoy great success "the listeners are fascinated  by his versatility, filigree techniques, might, scope and at the same time by a subtle sounding of the piano and richness of nuances" according to the newspaper "Culture".

     On the 20 th of January, 2000, for the first time a solo concert was broadcast live to the Internet (videoportal "Russia a to z") ( www.a–z.ru ), from the concert hall of the State Museum of Musical Culture named after Glinka.

     On September 30, 2002 by the Decree No.1098 of the President of the Russian Federation Alexander Stanishevsky was awarded an honorary title "The honored artist of Russia" for ounstanding contribution in music.
 
 

	1. Skryabin - Prelud  for left  hand 2. Skryabin – Etude  op. 2, #1 cis – moll 3. Rakhmaninov – 3 Preludes:  op. 32,  # 12 gis – moll  op. 32,  # 5.   G – dur  op.  3, # 2    cis – moll Great Hall of  Conservatoire
	Schubert -  Expromt op. 90,  # 4 As – dur The Museum of named after  Glinka
	List – Funeral Procession  Russia Academy of Music named  after  Gnesiny
	Tchaikovsky  -  August from ‘Seasons of a year’ The Museum of named after Glinka

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